04Nov2004
My RSS Feed URL Has Moved
I've just started using FeedBurner to distribute my RSS feed. Consequently, the URL for my feed has changed. I would be grateful if any subscribers could update their RSS readers to point to http://feeds.feedburner.com/smileycat.
Feedburner looks like a pretty useful service. My main interest is in its stats reporting for your feed. It also makes your XML file look pretty if someone clicks on the link - give it a try. And, it serves up RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0 or Atom on the fly, depending on the newsreader. Nice.
Once I've had the service up and running for a few weeks and have got to know it a little better, I'll write a more substantial review.
Posted on: November 4, 2004 | 2 Comments
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2 Comments Posted
It's a lot easier if you update the newsreaders :) Just do a http permanent redirect and all (good, which are most) newsreaders will follow it, and update the url in their list as well.
1. Posted by Mark IJbema on November 04, 2004
Mark, you're absolutely right and I will be doing just that shortly (when I get around to it).
2. Posted by Christian on November 07, 2004